One experience that typifies the Lowcountry is having a meal of local seafood. There are many ways to get your hands on some fresh catch.
Coligny Circle and the Forest Beach area is easy to find; it is freely accessible by foot, car and bike; it’s right on the most popular public beach; and there are numerous hotels, shops and restaurants within walking distance.
Before there was Sea Pines, there was Palmetto Bay Marina, opened in 1959. The marina’s free-spirited Key West ambiance makes it a popular all-day destination. Water activities, restaurants, and shops will keep folks of all ages and interests busy from morning to night.
Located at in the Sea Pines Resort, South Beach Marina Village is modeled after a New England-style fishing village. It is a great place to congregate, people watch, and spend the day – shopping, dining, and plenty of things to do.
Hilton Head Island’s Harbour Town Yacht Basin is “must do” – a great place for the whole family to spend a whole day. It is the center of activity within The Sea Pines Resort.
In the midst of over 200 wonderful restaurants on Hilton Head Island, there is one unique dining experience offering the ultimate in beauty and romance – a sunset dinner cruise.
Ditch the car and take a boat to a restaurant. Enjoy a relaxing scenic cruise and dine on true Lowcountry cuisine in Savannah and on Daufuskie Island .
When the tourist season swings into high gear, the night skies of Hilton Head sizzle with fireworks. Running from mid-June through to mid-August, beginning around 9:00 p.m. (weather permitting, of course), Shelter Cove Marina hosts a pyrotechnic display visible all along Broad Creek.
Hilton Head Island has an abundance of high caliber local musical fare at reasonable prices, and some totally free. Venues range from large auditoriums and tennis stadiums, to churches and intimate clubs.
The Hilton Head area offers “foody” tours to show-off our unique and authentic cuisine. Hilton Head’s and Lowcountry’s wonderful restaurants and festivals cater to food and drink aficionados of varied interests from all over the world.
You’ve been on the go all day, and now you’re ravenous. Lucky for you, the Hilton Head area is as loaded with great restaurants as it is with activities that work up an appetite.
There are a number of interesting nightlife tours in Savannah, including walking and van tours that specialize in brewpub crawls and martini barhopping.
Bomboras is a unique restaurant and bar that is located right near the beach in Coligny Plaza. They are open daily for lunch, dinner, and late night.
Delivery to your home of meals prepared by area restaurants.
Popular Hilton Head restaurant and bar featuring menus for lunch, dinner, snacks and 100s of daiquiris. Located in Coligny Plaza.
Offering Lowcountry nature, sightseeing, fishing, and water sports adventuring led by experienced and personable captains.
Palmetto Bay is a full service Marina offering water activities and charters, shopping, restaurants, transient dockage, laundry facility, and boat repair.
Offers rentals of waverunners/jet skis, boats, and kayaks, also offers guided kayak tours; operator of the Dolphin Seafari for guided nature and dolphin tours, cruises to dinner on Daufuskie Island, and daily shuttle service to Daufuskie Island.
Riverboat excursions along the Savannah River, including a variety of sightseeing, dining, and entertainment cruises.
Sightseeing, dinner, dolphin, nature, and historical cruises on Hilton Head Island aboard the “Vagabond,” the “Spirit of Harbour Town,” and the “Stars and Stripes.”
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